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Discover Ludwig"right in that" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate agreement with a statement or opinion. For example: - "You're right in that we should prioritize our tasks based on urgency." - "He's not always the best communicator, but he's right in that he always follows through on his promises."
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"You're right in that sense.
Mourinho is right in that regard.
Where's the right in that?
We were right in that game.
"The answer's right in that locker room".
It's right in that in-between area".
So Fairchild was right in that sense.
But "right", in that context, is a very loaded word.
He was proved right in that strategic choice.
"History has proved him right in that regard".
So Vanderbilt, we saw them as right in that category.
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